Cellular respiration
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In this lesson: I can describe what cellular respiration is and explain why it happens in all living organisms all the time. Cellular respiration is a chemical process that uses glucose, from food, as a fuel to provide energy for life processes. Examples of life processes that require energy from cellular respiration.
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1. True or false? Humans obtain glucose for respiration by eating carbohydrates.
- Correct answer:True
- False
1. Common life processes require energy from respiration. Which processes take place in **all** living organisms?
- Talking
- Correct answer:Movement
- Correct answer:Reproduction
- Hearing
- Correct answer:Sensitivity
2. What of these are reactants of cellular respiration?
- Carbon dioxide
- Correct answer:Glucose
- Correct answer:Oxygen
- Water
3. When does cellular respiration take place?
- When it is light.
- When it is dark.
- Correct answer:All of the time.
- When an organism eats.
- When an organism is active.
4. True or false? Plants can breathe.
- True
- Correct answer:False
5. Who is right?
**Alex:** "Breathing is the same as cellular respiration."
**Laura:** "Cellular respiration is how the lungs take in oxygen from the air."- Correct answer:
**Sam:** "Cellular respiration is a chemical reaction that happens in cells."
**Jun:** "Cellular respiration provides living things with oxygen and glucose."
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